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Puppies For Sale!

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Looking for a good family dog?  Need one who will be friendly with your animals?  We are offering Inez's puppies for sale/adoption to good homes.  As stated in other places on this blog, the sire is a beautiful, purebred Chocolate lab who lives near us.



     Inez is a full-blooded Great Pyrenees.  We used to lose chickens to the many predators which live all around us (foxes, raccoons, opossums, hawks, and coyotes, etc.)  But since we got her, we have lost hardly any poultry at all.  In fact, we no longer even need to shut or lock the coop door at night.  (Note:  We do not guarantee that the puppies will be as good at protecting as she is- simply that they come from a dog who is excellent at it.)  She is also super sweet to people and our farm animals.  She is gentle, and enjoys being petted, and although she is slightly reserved with strangers, she has never been at all aggressive.  Little children love her, and she loves them and is sweet and gentle.   The puppies will be available to go to new homes when they are eight weeks old.  To buy one of our puppies you must fill out an application form.  Visit this link to go to it, or send me an email, and I will attach it as a Microsoft Word, or an Open Office document for you to fill out on the computer and email back to me.

The beautiful sire...

And the lovely dam...




These are some photos from the last litter of puppies.  This litter should look identical.


     Puppies in general are mischievous and energetic creatures, and will need to be trained and socialized.  (See my article on teaching the 5 Basic Commands ). Great Pyrenees and Chocolate Labs are both high-energy breeds, so it will be best if you have a large yard, and/ or take the dog for regular exercise somewhere.  These pups are being raised in the backyard, with children and animals (poultry, goats, cows, a sheep, etc) and are handled daily.  They will be gently corrected for bad behavior (such as chewing on hands) while they are here, and some basic training may be done before they leave.  However, when you pick up your puppy it will not be trained, and that will be your responsibility.



This is Hershey, one of the puppies from the first litter with these parents.

This is Thunder.  He has found a good family, who are training and loving him, and he is happy with them.

     These puppies should grow up to be wonderful and beautiful dogs if they are given the proper attention and care.  Please contact us via email (chickenscrapsblog@gmail.com ), call or text if you would like to give one or more of them a good home!  386- three one six -4844.  Asking $210 per puppy, cash only.  Also, I reserve the right to decline selling you one of our puppies if I don't think it will be a good fit, but I will not be ridiculously picky.



This is Boanerges (now Zero).  He has also found a good home, where he can see Thunder (now Kong) occasionally.


FAQ's...


The grown pup that we have seen is about the size of a small German Shepard (the black female pictured above).  She probably weighs about 75-80 lbs.

To date, there have been no chocolate colored puppies.

  These dogs will probably have medium length hair, but some may be shorter or longer.  My guess is that it will be around 1" to 2".





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  1. AnonymousAugust 21, 2012 at 6:46 PM

    Are both of the puppies gone?Is there going to be anymore?

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    1. Alayna MayAugust 21, 2012 at 7:35 PM

      Hello! Both puppies are still available. Do you have plenty of room for them? You can contact me at chickenscrapsblog@gmail.com, or call/ text the above phone number. Thank you for your interest! Alayna

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  2. AnonymousAugust 27, 2012 at 2:07 PM

    DO YOU STILL HAVE THE PUUPIES THEY AREBOTH EXTREMLY CUTE!
    And I love the blog.

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    1. Alayna MayAugust 27, 2012 at 2:55 PM

      Glad you like my blog! The puppies are still available. You can email me at chickenscrapsblog@gmail.com, or call/ text the above number.
      Thank you!
      Alayna

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  3. tomSeptember 7, 2012 at 9:09 AM

    Hi puppy update? This is Tom i,m getting the white female is she doing good? Thank you!

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    1. Alayna MaySeptember 7, 2012 at 9:28 AM

      Hi! She is doing very well. Still the smallest, but has grown a lot, and is as cute and sweet as can be.
      Thank you for asking!
      Alayna

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    2. tomSeptember 7, 2012 at 4:04 PM

      thanks just give me a call when she,s ready ta go!

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    3. Alayna MaySeptember 7, 2012 at 4:30 PM

      Sure will! I'm glad she's getting a good home.
      Alayna

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  4. AnonymousSeptember 10, 2012 at 4:06 PM

    Hi there! The last black puppy you have does he have any shots or been dewormed?

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    1. Alayna MaySeptember 10, 2012 at 4:21 PM

      Hello! We don't normally do shots for our dogs, since we feel that most of them are ineffective or unnecessary for properly cared-for dogs. We do know several vets though, and can get the shots for the puppies. However, I do not know how much that would cost, and you would have to cover the difference.
      The puppies will be wormed once or twice before they leave. I will use natural methods (pumpkin seeds) to de-worm, and feel confident that this will take care of the worms.

      If you have any further questions, please let me know.
      Thank you!
      Alayna

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  5. AnonymousSeptember 18, 2012 at 3:07 PM

    Hello! The puppies are SO cute! Is Boanerges still available?

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    1. Alayna MaySeptember 18, 2012 at 3:53 PM

      Hello! Yes, he is still available. Do you have enough room for him?
      Thank you!
      Alayna

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  6. AnonymousSeptember 18, 2012 at 4:26 PM

    We have 1/2 an acre and a 2500 sq ft house. We already have a female black lab mix (spayed). We adopted her from a shelter while we had 2 other dogs at home so she is accustomed to sharing her space(other 2 dogs have since "crossed the rainbow bridge"). My husband is home all day so there would not be a lot of alone time for the puppy. One thing I should mention is we do not have a fenced yard, which has barred us from getting a puppy from a shelter. Would you consider this a major concern?

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    1. Alayna MaySeptember 18, 2012 at 4:48 PM

      Okay, sounds good. I don't think that not having a fence is a major concern. We actually don't have one either, at least, not a fence around our whole property. Inez (the mama) knows the property line to the foot. So I'm sure that the pup could be trained. Would you like to call and talk this over? I can be reached at 386-316-4844
      Alayna

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  7. AnonymousSeptember 19, 2012 at 3:42 PM

    Sorry for the delay in reply. My husband and I are still discussing the pup. I have a test tonight that won't wrap up until 8:30 or so. I can try to call you tomorrow on my lunch break. Thanks! Kim

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  8. Alayna MaySeptember 19, 2012 at 4:37 PM

    Okay, that's fine. Talk to you then!
    Alayna

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    1. Alayna MaySeptember 19, 2012 at 8:53 PM

      Hello Kim... Just wanted to let you know that there is someone else very interested in Boanerges, but I'm giving you first chance since you contacted me first. I need to hear back from you as soon as possible... By noon tomorrow if possible.
      You can call, text or email, any of those methods works for me. Thank you!
      Alayna
      P.S. You can email me at chickenscrapsblog@gmail.com. That would probably be easier than commenting on this post. Thanks!

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  9. DallasSeptember 25, 2012 at 6:47 PM

    These puppies are the sweetest things I've ever seen! My husband and I just bought a puppy, a chocolate lab- to be specific, and we're just in love. He's so loyal already and he's establishing his role in our household. He's gonna fit in just fine!

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  10. Pant and WagSeptember 28, 2012 at 6:25 PM

    Excellent site giving info of puppies for sale.

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    Pant & Wag

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  11. AnonymousJanuary 18, 2013 at 1:15 AM

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